Ask Worca runs your tests, builds and git commands in a terminal you share with it, stopping Worca pauses runs instead of losing them, and one hosted Worca can serve a whole team.

Tired of pasting test output into the chat?
Now switch on Agent and Ask runs tests, builds, linters and git in the project's folder, waits for them to finish and reads the result. Each command shows in the chat with its live output and a Stop button.

Ask ran the tests, found the failing one and named the fix.
Want to step in while Ask is working?
Now Ask's commands play live in the terminal pane. Type in the same tab, then tell Ask "continue": it sees what you ran and picks up from there, in the same shell.

Ask's tab in the terminal pane: your commit, then the tests passing.
Your own commands never interrupt Ask; your next message tells it what you did.
Ever restarted a server and lost a run halfway through?
Now a stop pauses every active run at a point it can resume from, refuses new runs, and then exits. You can also have paused runs resume on their own when Worca starts again.
resumed on start, as the person who last ran it
Running Worca for many people on your own platform?
Now Worca can trust your platform's sign-in, report its health once a minute, and keep "I'm away" per person, so one person stepping away doesn't answer everyone's runs. Each one is off until you switch it on.
only Maya's runs are answered for her; Diego's still wait for him
Your platform knows when Worca is busy and when it can sleep.